7 Finance Books That Changed My Life

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bWhat are your favorite finance related books? Did I miss any?/b
Comment from : Marko - WhiteBoard Finance

Books are vessels that contain all the information we need to learn/unlearn and remember I used to be financially depressed until I read a book that made me realized that the secret to making a million is making better investments!
Comment from : Ibrahim Aisaadan

I have read a book if the money spoke 👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : Z-Samo

The Richest Man in Babylon can be life changing I've read it a few times When my son was in high school, I had him read it He's 19 and has a healthy down payment saved up for a house
Comment from : Xequalswhat

Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : The Entrepreneur Makeover Online Community

Thank you
Comment from : MystickalButterfly

great video thanks Im reading those right now
Comment from : Carlos Alvarado

I'm currently living with my parents and I disturb them all day by telling what I read everyday I think unknowingly it is a great way to remember what you read And now I’m currently about 80 through "Playbook to Millions by Grant Cardone I have read a lot of entrepreneurial books and self improvement books, and this book is my absolute favorite This book is extraordinary and really gets you to work extremely hard toward your goals in life and succeed at multiple different areas like personal finance, business and career This is an absolute must buy if you need a push to get you going in business or you want more out of life
Comment from : Genius Idea

“Clay-Sawn”
Comment from : Ivan Hernandez

Intelligent investor way to hard to comprehend as a beginner with little knowledge on finance
Comment from : Tibb 3

If you have not read rich and poor dad book, you living somewhere in rocks 👌🏼
Comment from : Codescript

Awesome thanks
Comment from : ryanbailey112

would love to see a list for Highschool graduates/ young adults
Comment from : 麦杰

Great video! Please make more book videos!
Comment from : Garage Built

the best book is current knowledgei read "Wall Street Atlas"
Comment from : world peace

the only thing I find I'm missing (and I'm an absolute book-worm) is books that really help you with numbers and terminology when it comes to increasing financial IQ I'm becoming more confident after reading a load of Phil Town's books but still If i was to have a conversation with a friend that's in finance it would be like he's speaking a different language, any tips for this anyone or any book recommendations?
Comment from : Colin Reid

Nice, 6 out of 7!
Comment from : Lazurians

Total Money Makeover saved me from being broke when I was pregnant as a single mom Still on my way to becoming rich, but mindset is everything
Comment from : Ian Mae Maape

The Millionaire Next Door is so good It is a totally different mindset that all entrepreneurs need to have but society likes to try and squash that independent mentality
Comment from : Phantom Valentine

That Mercedes 😄 Nice video Marco
Comment from : Hugo Alvarado

I am here to learn about stock market Currently reading ,,rich dad poor dad"
Comment from : Mia Zenda Palasi

I have read most of these books, still need to read Think and Grow Rich and Th Bogleheads Guide to Investing brbrIts interesting that Dave Ramsay and Robert Kiosaki are on this list together as they are polar opposites How do you balance what they teach? How do you decide which to use?
Comment from : MostachioCam

I also love 'The Wealthy Barber' It's always the first book I recommend someone read if they feel like they're starting from 0 when it comes to managing their finances It's super beginner friendly, AND it has a Canadian edition! The Intelligent Investor is the absolute best book for anyone who is at the stage of starting to invest!
Comment from : How To Adult School

What does paying yourself first mean?
Comment from : Ishan sharma

We aren’t working Don’t have money to buy books right now
Comment from : Delores Stewart

Commenting for the algo as I stop by to pick my next Thinking Bogleheads, as I like the name Started with "Rich Dad Poor Dad" as my in-laws recommended it "Total Money Makeover" was second, because Dave Ramsey recommended it 😂brbrThanks, Marko, for the list
Comment from : Sens Sword

I use credit cards - the ones that return a 15 and 2 interests Why? Because if I buy a thing for $100, getting $ return based on that amount is actually a good idea 🙂
Comment from : Robin Lee

Thanks Marco I've only read rich Dad and up until chapter 4 of think and grow rich and thought it was a bunch of nonsense mostly It's an understatement to say it was repetitive My list so far is:br-Rich dad poor dadbr-your money or your lifebr-richest man in Babylonbr-millionaire next doorbr-bitcoin Standard(audible)brUPDATEbr21 Lessons Bitcoin by GIGIbrCreature from Jekyll Island(still reading)
Comment from : Brandon

3:40 the girl next door 😂🤣
Comment from : ap

Thank you Marko I am Learning from your content! Great information!
Comment from : April Wojcik

Thanks for the tips!
Comment from : Sara B

Richest man in babylon requires a lot of patiencebrRich dad poor dad and intelligent investor are books you just can't miss out on
Comment from : Ashwin Amin

Great choices, however, I would substitute The Wealthy Barber for Rich Dad Poor Dad
Comment from : David Folts

Great learning and knowledge content is very useful our life
Comment from : MOHAMMAD SAIF

Great video, great channel I’ve read almost all of them I read “The Millionaire Next Door” 25+ years ago and made it my goal to become a Millionaire next door Following the advice, it worked! My mother is very financially savvy and taught me the concepts you teach when I was growing up Not everyone has a parent like that, so it is so wonderful that you take the time to share your knowledge with anyone who wants to listen! I send your videos to my sons in college, and share with friends Keep up the good work, you are making a difference in people’s lives! Thank you!😊
Comment from : Rachel Glynn Plexus

16:51 he wrote rich dad poop *for a second😀
Comment from : JY Demir

Every market that gets a lot of money pouring isn't rational and goes into a bubble
Comment from : Kiril Mihaylov

lol please provide amazon linksthanks
Comment from : effervescent_bubbles

Napoleon hill is a conman
Comment from : Bananazone

For poor people, they spend above they means
Comment from : ryan ng

I’ve Read 3 out of your 7 📚; total money makeover , richest man in Babylon , n rich dad poor dad!! Great books Still read frequently!!
Comment from : BossLadybee

The Intelligent Investor is my favorite Benjamin Graham is quite remarkable I think Ben Graham understood the stock market better than most people during his time Although Graham taught value investing, he was probably aware of market efficiency to some degree, even though the hypothesis wasn't formally proposed at that time I saw an old clip of Graham referring to the way wall street professionals off set each other's brilliance This is just a remarkable comment coming from that era Graham was clearly referring to "Paradox of skill"
Comment from : SMALL CHANGE BIG EFFECTS

I have the 3 books already Will find the other 4 Thank you!!
Comment from : Cassandravelvet

Thank you so much for sharing all this knowledge
Comment from : sopitadepollo

will check out
Comment from : First Last

Bitcoin hit 31k as of today But formulas and criteria are good
Comment from : JarrydTIme

When are you starting your art/drawing channel? great video haha
Comment from : Augusto Poliche

Crash Proof 20 by Peter Schiff brbrRead it and wake up
Comment from : Patrick T

Thank you
Comment from : Witching- Dell Bernard

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Comment from : Gianlù Dati

"Coffee House Investor" is another great one
Comment from : Shae Reub

Finance books? These are basically picture books for people with double digit financial IQs
Comment from : abark

The Richest Man in Babylon is the best one in my list I try to read it once a year to refresh on it's principlesbrI've been reading it since early college and it has served me wellbrPay yourself first and don't eat the children of your savings
Comment from : Rico Rodriguez

This is very disappoint that you have Rich Dad Poor Dad on your list brI guess you can learn something from it if you are 19 brEven if all you farmer in a 3rd world country you would already have the knowledge in that bookbrAlso the story is made uplike the The Richest Man in Babylon
Comment from : Zoch Buppet

The richest man in Babylon A great book!
Comment from : Shiloh Campbell

Out of the 3 finance books I have, all of them you have in this list which tells me in on the right track for quality books
Comment from : AboveVenus1

nice books thanks i will read all of them
Comment from : Alfine Barongo Omaore

You are just awesome bro!!! Keep up the good work!!
Comment from : naveed faiziar

What a great video!! Btw, I love walnuts :)
Comment from : Abdulaziz Almaneea

Great video! Maybe add in the timestamps to each book in the description It'll make it easier to skip through the books we already know about/ have read Thanks Marko!
Comment from : Tom Perks

Always buy new car Old cars are costly Time consuming Stressful when gets broken down 😭
Comment from : Hard Plabber1

I love the rich man in babylon many great tips and learnings❤️❤️
Comment from : lexxzie mae77

Great recommendations, thank you, what do you think of "you are badass at making money" book ??
Comment from : raay

which you book you read to do a beard transplant ?
Comment from : Oussema Mzoughi

think and grow rich the best one i must read them all
Comment from : Alfine Barongo Omaore

Thank you for having a good description of the video I like to watch while I do my spreadsheets and sometimes miss stuff
Comment from : A Decker

I feel attacked, I recently bought a 2021 Kia Seltos🥺🥺🥺
Comment from : Felicia Grande

I'm here specifically for the drawings
Comment from : Mike Farley

What do you think about Garret Gunderson?
Comment from : Lorena Williams

All of those books are for everybody
Comment from : Truck4aBuck

8 Making Money by Howard Ruff
Comment from : John Johnson

Nobody is going to the browns game but great video hah
Comment from : Jeff Leighton

I love this video Books changes looks, I love knowing more about money and I stumbled on the incisivebooktakeawayscom/ a website that have some best takeaways from the best-selling financial books
Comment from : Evans Joe

The Wall Street Journal Lifetime Guide to Money It’s the encyclopedia of financial terms that got me started with a basic education A bit dated now but is more factual than inspirational, & I prefer to dispense with the fluff & hype
Comment from : miller charlie

Have you read Get rich Slowly by William T Spitz?
Comment from : Centurio9

It's super easy to pass on going to a browns game Going to see the Indians play? That's a little tougher
Comment from : lpandy21

I would like to read The Millionaire Next Door I have been to Monaco where a lot of Europe's multi millionaires hang out They have a casino yet the local people are not allowed to gamble there From the outside it looks a beautiful building I prefer seeing the sea life at the aquarium
Comment from : Maxine Chivers

Millionare Mindset - stanleybrMoney master the game- T Robbinson
Comment from : Kevin Bird

Great video and great list! I'm in on all of these books Thanks for sharing and educating the masses!
Comment from : Woody Smith

Rich Dad poor Dad is a joke or a motivational book that only tells you that you can and your way to be rich is not to pay taxes that's it So 6 awesome books and that last one ruined the list
Comment from : Ahmed Rashwan

I only read rich dad poor than really helpful
Comment from : Moonlightbluh

I have read 4 from your list I will look into the other 3 The Intelligent Investor sounds like the book I need Thanks for posting this!
Comment from : Brittney Rosario

A Random Walk Down Wall Street as a supplemental read to The Intelligent Investor since you already mentioned intrinsic valuation of companies’ stocks Always a pleasure to watch your videos, have a great day!
Comment from : Chase Pasquotto-Torres

Hey Marko brDid you know some Black People author books about money and finance also?brbrbrBlack Labor White Wealth by Claude Anderson is one brbrThink and Grow Rich A Black Choice Is another I think the author's last name is Kimbro
Comment from : Miss Shannon

kiyosaki changed later editions fine print to note that his rich dad was fictionalized despite that it is still a pivotal work great list
Comment from : Yung Wing

Thank you for this video and list of reading material
Comment from : Archiguy 15

at 20:25 "Credit cards are bad do not use the devil's plastic, you will go into debt forever!" 😂 💳 😈
Comment from : Daily Orange Pill

I just love listening to you You would be great how to start a small business and how to build a business plan
Comment from : alexandrasophia24

I was literally on a mission came across this video and based on your previous videos it was too good to not watchbrCheers,
Comment from : Javier Barrios

I suggest you read The Secret 😉
Comment from : Tony Q

I have these books rich dad poor dad was not worth it the rest are great reads with stats or examples
Comment from : barron barron

Hvala Marko
Comment from : Igor Pasaric

Just Discovered you today, and totally gonna start reading these!
Comment from : Ricky B

hey Marko, I just rolled my 401k into a Vanguard Roth IRA What funds do you like that they offer that I should look into?
Comment from : Jacob Hanson

Has anyone read any of the Donald trump books?
Comment from : Jose Manuel Ramirez

When I decided to get real about my finances I read every book on finance (from the library mostly) I could for a year Some of them were crap, but most of them said the same things Pay yourself first, pay your debts down, buy wisely and realize that it's a marathon and not a sprint Knowledge really is power
Comment from : pm coleman